Inter Miami CF drew 1-1 with New England Revolution in an MLS encounter where the hosts dominated possession and chance creation but failed to convert their superiority into victory. Playing in a 3-4-3 formation, Miami registered 18 shots with 10 on target and generated 2.71 expected goals, substantially outworking their 4-3-3 visiting opponents who managed 16 shots and just 1.58 xG. German Berterame opened the scoring for the hosts, but Carles Gil equalised for New England, whose goalkeeper made crucial saves to maintain parity—posting an 85.71 per cent save percentage and preventing 0.39 goals above expected. Despite Miami's territorial dominance and shot volume, their inability to capitalise on a clear xG advantage proved costly as the Revolution secured a valuable point away from home. The result leaves Miami frustrated after creating substantially more quality opportunities.